Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo
Passenger
Friend Of The Devil
El Paso
Brown Eyed Women
Let It Grow
Deal
Set 2
Bertha ->
Good Lovin'
Candyman
Sunrise ->
Playing In The Band ->
Drums ->
Not Fade Away ->
Morning Dew
Around And Around
Encore
One More Saturday Night
Notes
General Notes:
An excellent Miller SBD made this matrix very enjoyable
to do. The Wagner AUD is nice, and although distant at
first, it does improve and adds extra energy into an
already raging performance. Half-Step, Bertha> Good Lovin',
and the only Dew of '78 are highlights.
Thanks to Charlie Miller for the kind SBD, and to Bob wagner
for recording the AUD and David Minches for the transfer.
- Pitch/Synch
The SBD needed to be pitched up between 2 and 7 cents starting at
Friend 'O through Sunrise. For the rest of the show the SBD had to be
pitched up 10 cents. The AUD on average had to be pitched down between
-2 and -5 cents until Playin', and for the remainder of the show, the
AUD was pitched up on average 3 cents. The AUD was synched to the SBD.
- Sonic Quality/Matrix ratio
No EQ was applied to either source. Waves L2 was used to avoid square
waves, the levels rarely hitting zero. If I had to guess, the SBD/AUD
ratio would be somewhere around 3:1.
- Edits
The following are places where the SBD and AUD had splices, holes or
incomplete coverage in reference to the final matrix timeline.
Note that alot of the missing elements are just crowd segments, except
for the AUD missing the first few notes of Candyman, and both sources
missing sections of NFA, thankfully not in the same place, thus full
coverage is achieved.
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Reviewer:jlglex99 -
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April 9, 2013 Subject:
Thomas Jefferson Would Be Proud
... of his alma mater, The College of William and Mary.
What great music has been produced in our 'Empire of Liberty.'
To me, the music of the Grateful Dead is musical frontier that has still not been passed, even these many years after Jerry's death.
Did you hear how pumped up he was during the opening 'half step' ???
Reviewer:aiko-aiko-all-day -
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April 9, 2013 Subject:
What a great Road Trip
This show was great, the weather was perfect, we drove down from Long Island with three very dear friends, enjoyed William and Mary Colonial Williamsburg, got ready and went to the Grateful Dead show and like they say There is NOTHING LIKE A GRATEFUL DEAD CONCERT.
Reviewer:Slewfoot_2012 -
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November 11, 2012 Subject:
Hot!!!
Wow! I'm not normally a big fan of '78, but this is a scorcher of a show. One of the best of the year and you can tell the band is riding a wave of energy all the way through. Great stuff and well worth a listen. This is also a superb Matrix and has a strong "being there" quality to it.
Reviewer:Jeff Knorek from Nova Scotia -
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January 21, 2012 Subject:
a must have
B-A-L-L C-R-U-S-H-I-N-G Half Step! If you dig Spring '78 shows, this recording is best of this night that I have heard.
Reviewer:KarmakidJoe -
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October 17, 2010 Subject:
These Boards just Rock!
I just got down with '76 William and Mary shows last nite, and this one, wow. Kick Ass remastering job by this guy Miller. Almost every board with his name under it rocks! Although, I was listening to an audience of the '76 show, this show has a mirror finish. I used to have a tape of the Fox, 4/11/78, and I love that show. The quality tape I had was prestine, if I hooked it up to my computer, it would've sounded as good as this one. Exellent work my freinds! My respects to the "Hall"!
Reviewer:elbow1126 -
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April 15, 2008 Subject:
Hot from the start
A great matrix of a great show. Starts off with an inspired half-step and doesn't let down. Highlights include LIG and Morning Dew. Only lowlight would be Donna's outburst in what is an otherwise exciting Around and Around. However her backing vocals on Bertha are very nice.
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